Brazilian Dani Alves will remain behind bars. The court in Barcelona did not accept the appeal of the defendant’s defense in which he requested the release of his client for various reasons, including family ties and a life project he has in Barcelona.

Dani Alves goes to prison: his request for release for sexual assault is again denied

A decision that will leave the Brazilian in pre-trial detention, given that the Catalan court considers that “the risk of flight remains”. The court report also indicates that there is no precautionary measure that “neutralizes with sufficient guarantees” his escape from Spain.

Dani Alves is desperate to get out of prison and confirms he will not flee Spain for the sake of his children

This decision, a new setback for the accused of sexually abusing a 23-year-old girl in a nightclub in Barcelona, ​​reached the ears of Alves.

The relative of the accuser of sexual abuse sinks Dani Alves with his statement

IN Channel 4 of Spain, the soccer player reacted after learning that the judge refused to grant him the long-awaited temporary release. The Brazilian once again reiterates his innocence and assures that his version changes were aimed at saving his marriage, the newspaper reports AS.

“Only two people know what happened and above all what didn’t happen. I’m telling the truth. I think everyone understands that I was trying to save my marriage and that’s why I said what I said. That was the only reason and I have nothing to hide. There is talk of endless versions, and I only testified before the judge twice,” reveals the format of four.

“There is talk of infinite versions…”

“I have been in prison since January 20 and I have not yet been tried. It will be proven that I am not guilty and that it was a consensual relationship. It would never occur to me to impose a sexual act on anyone as it is written. The football player points out that by cooperating with the police, he guaranteed his innocence before this serious accusation, for which he has been in prison for more than four months.

“I went to the police of my own free will from Mexico and refused to go to Brazil, a country that would not cooperate with Spain in my surrender. I did it to defend myself and prove my innocence.”

In the end, Alves points to his family ties to Barcelona as the main argument to ensure he does not flee across borders.

“My life is here. I have and have always had a life project in Barcelona. I offered myself in every way to continue from here”. (D)